Looks great Sir!

Looks like Canada!

You are brilliant 🎉

Do you know if a hair dryer would get hot enough to heat and activate the cement?

Should have done a bolted table, bugger about the heat warping. Cool vid, i also have a BS-5 and am in the middle of this mod, bolts it is, cheers for the heads up👍👌🇦🇺

Nice 🥁 sounds!

🇨🇦❤️HELLO new FRIEND…. I found you on Robert’s channel….I’m a retired carpenter teacher! Stay connected!

Great addition to the MR4. Thanks for sharing!

Your mortise chisel is basically the same tool.

I have the same thing with my GSR-18V-40 (drill driver) when i use the 4.0 amp procore battery it goes into overdrive mode.. extreme high vibration and noise when i swap back to the 2.0 amp standard battery it chills out again.

Don't cut that cucumber

For dust extraction try using the rectangle box venting with round connector on end. Used on tumble dryer. Place one end under where the gap in the end of the woodrat. Fits the profile of Ali. Straight under the router. Works perfectly! All chippings fly to it no mess! Check woodrat workshop, it dhows it!

Many thanks for posting this! I'm doing a budget DIY kitchen reno and need to remove lots of dated & damaged laminate from homemade cabinets/countertops.

Super helpful video and I wish I had found it before attempting to fit these hinges myself. The tolerances for this hinges is very small and so therefore is the margin for error when fitting them and routing out the holes. If its nigh on perfect the doors won't close flush and have a tendency to open by themselves.

I could use hel with my jig setup as I cannot seem to keep blade from deflecting even when tension, power, blade saw all in working order.

Sucks to be Japan

Did somebody fart at the beginning?

Huge improvement! Great job.

Nice job.

That's a tidy job. Best Wishes, Brendan.

I might have that same WiFi repeater that I see at 0:25.... 😁 But ... old school? That was a school? It's so tiny! Big Apartment, but tiny school. Also, I see the plug by the toilet -- for a Bidet heater?

Nice!

More videos.

I would love to buy a similar tool, where in the uk or France ? Pete

Excellent job, thanks for sharing. Cheers

It is refreshing to hear someone using the correct terminology for rehandling a hammer/ axe. HANGING.

Hi, That is cool! I know that feeling of coming across a jig or tool and recognizing the effort you put into it and how it still works for you. It’s a little bit of a bridge across time.

Good to know about releasing tension on the blade when not using it. Thank you.

Cool tool! Definitely on the Christmas list!

Thank you so much for this great video, from Charleston, SC.

Thank you for this comprehensive tutorial; I particularly enjoyed the part where you show how to draw a line where you’ll put the metal wedge that you’re gonna get next time you’re at the hardware store. Seriously, made me laugh out loud. It’s totally fine.

I wonder if someday I can get you to resaw some cherry I've been drying? 2 pieces ~300mm diameter by 400mm length. I don't have a bandsaw big enough and haven't been looking forward to hand sawing it...

It was a bit blurry on my iMac. I wonder why. Everybody else said it looked great. Are you going to go visit your mate pouring his foundations anytime?

Camera and mic are great, and that is on your phone?...dam. More videos, more videos...now lets see that blank become a bowl...

Thanks for the update Stu. It’s always great when they work just as well as you remember they did!

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I (Finally!) made my first ever bandsaw circle jig for a project I'm currently almost finished, and those jigs are magic.👍

Jig works great. Looks like the new phone does as well. Other than picking up the machine noise louder than your voice, common with phone mics, it all looks and sounds great. Hope this video means that we’re about to see more from you in the dungeon.

miss you Stu. Great to see you again. Always good stuff

Thumbs down for poor video quality.

So wish he would redo this video in a higher quality.

commenting because of the algorithm. Most of your comments are from 3-4 months ago. I too was looking up how to remove laminate for countertops because I am debating what I want to do and how hard it would be to do it. Anyway, I was looking up how to do it like a month to a month and half ago. I didn't find your video then. But ta-daa your video showed up on my home feed today. Thank you to Tokoyo for a well-done video. Howdy! from Wyoming.

You need to seal coat that wood before you stain it. a shellac based sealer is best. Then dye it, then seal it again, then more dye or gel stain to avoid it looking like it does in this video. Then whatever topcoat you want. If you want professional results, you can't stain softwood without sealing it, unless you are staying with light natural tones. Dyes are less likely to create grain reversal such as you see here, but they still can if they are darker than the heartwood. learning how to stain softwood is the most difficult thing to do correctly in all of woodworking, in my opinion. Good luck

Is this dock compatible with the dewalt dcw600 brushless?

Terrific video. Thank you. I appreciated the brevity, the absense of unnecessary bloviation, and your clarity. I have an old wood core door with plastic walnut color veneer that is a horrible match for the teak on the rest of my boat. Replacing it with cherry (or teak if available) wood veneer.

It does look good! Now what was I doing in March 1995?

Great work dude.

Holy sh*t your thumb!!!! 😮😱😬😬😬

very interesting, I thought it was used like a skew but because of the flat on the bottom it has to be pivoted around to make a bead instead of rolled like the skew

Excellent thank you